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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-12
4 plano Recital by Wire.

F. W. Jones, the electrician, tells a little
hoax that he practiscd upon the good people
of Porkopolis in 1871. He had invited a
number of prominent Cincinnati people to
listen to a piano recital transmitted by wire
from Springfield, distance Of two hundred
and forty miles. Receivers were provided
for ALL and at his signal the concert began.
The listeners were enrupture'l at the distinct
ness with which they heard the music, and
went away delighted with the new sensation.
The line instead Of going to Springfield, how
ever, only extended into tic room above,
where music box had been fitted To the dia-
phragn of q translnittcr7 and SO arranged
that il could be started and stopped at any
moment from the room below.-The ArGo-
,o,t
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Method of Printing Postage Stamps.

The mode of printing postage stamps is
slow and tedious The design is engraved on
steel and plates are made for 200 stamps. This
number forms sheet and no larger number
is ever printed at one impression: Ihe col
ored inks are now placed on the plates and
hand press completes the printing process.
The gum, preparation of powdered vcse,
tables and water, is put on the sheets and
steam is used until thoroughly dry. Tho
sheets arc cut into halves, 1OO stamps each,
by hand and the paper between the stamps IS
perforated in the same manner. The stamps
are pressed and packed ready for sale. The
sheets are counted after each step of com
plction, and should one stamp ON sheet be
mutilated or imperfect the whole 200 are de-
stroyed 1t was found that theuc was more
destruction of stamps when machinery was
used than when tie work was done by hand
Five hundred thousand stamps were SOME
times DESTROYED in wcek.-Detroit Free
Press.
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srch II tbo Spnuish Custom.

The queen of Spain's baby is not fine
child. but small and puny. His complexion
is fair and his eyes are blue. 1t seems s.l-
prcmcly ridiculous that q king should, within
an hour of his birth, bc served up Oh silver
salvcr like al ante-dEEcr cocktail or sherry
and bittels to Il gathering OF illustrious fos-
sils. Yet such is the Spanish custom. His
newborn majesty very sensibly, we learn,
resented the proceeding and screamed Justify,
whercon ono of the ministers present asserted
in his choicest Spanish that the new Alfonso
WIS destined to make noise i'll the world
Cleveland Leader.
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Black jet halls for dress ornaments. VIM.
Z. Bell. 1927
Sauf1er net in all colors for face yelling.
Win. +. Bell. l0-E7
Twill sell you dress goods, wraps and cloaks
rs cheap MS you can buy in Augusta or else
where. VIM. T.. Bell. 1929
Large stock of ladies' and chldrcn'S shoes,
ladies' and misses cnrSptS, hand satchels,
dress extcnders and dress shields. WIN. T..
Bell. 10-20.
Polite clerks ready md willing to show
goods ard will guarantee prices and quality
of material. VIM. l.. Bell. 10-2O
Ignarantce prices on ali goods. and all
ask the Indies H. TO give me chance TO show
them. WIN. T.: Bell. 1920 go. !.
can't he undcrSold on dress goods. trim
mings. New styles in dress goods received
every wcei-. WlL. L, Bell. 1870
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Aldine suitings in all The rev shades with
~; -, ,,,inuS to n,otch W T. RelI

Aldne suitings in all the rev shades with
trimmings to match. W. +. Bell.
Remember don't consider IL any trouble to
show goods. even ii yoa are not ready to buy.
This Is one way have advertising my busl-
ness. Vim. T. BeH. lC-4O
Ladies' and childrcn's shoes, oil. goat and
kid. in ncc and button. VIM. f.. Bell. s-2
Bnstlcs and loop in several styles. VIM.
+. Boil. 81
press tlannsls In all the leading shades.
Wm. l.. Bell. 0.2
Trico tlannels inssipgle and double width.
VIM. T.. Bat. 0-22
Winter wraps, ,AstrakLan and fur trimmed
in black, brown and tan. w. T. Bell.
Jersey stripes for ladies and Misses wraps
w. +. Bell. 49,
Ladies colorcd Jersey with vest front and
large buttons. VIM. L. Bell. y-.S
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Ninety.Sxs

Mr.. W.. &. Ross Is not anarrIcd ~ reported
bul still in the field He was at Ninety-SiX
lately and looked as young as most nren do
in middle life.
There will he primary election ut Ninety-
Six on next Friday the lith instant. for the
school trustees for Ninety-SiE township.
Ernest HUFF killed ~ partridge on the wing
with IL rock This is better than some of Our
sports can do with n gun.
Master William Shurnate, of GrecaviRe, Is
clerking for his uncle Mr.. j. L. ShunIate.
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1887.
Marriage.

Miss Lizzie Wartlaw. daughter OF Mr.. Da-
vid ]. Wardlaw of Mccormick. and Mr.;
Charles ]. Lyon of Abbeyille, were married
yesterday morning, January II, lSS7. the Rev.
II. T. Sloan. u. d. officiating. Inc briaeS-
,r,w and Mr. r S. Link, Miss Saslie Britt and
Mr., ], s. Norwood, Miss Carrie Cowan ana
Mr.. J. 4. Allen. Miss Rosa lien and Mr. ".
u. Lomax, Miss Carrie Bradley and Mr. w. ):
Cothran. Miss Carrie Mars and MIR. Richard
:Sondtsy, Miss Fannie Allen and Mr.. J. e.
Marshall, Miss Eula Wideman and Mr.. L. U
Taggart
his bride came home to Abbevilie where his
mother received them and entertained quite
4 number of invited guests, who came 10 Ok
tend their congratulations and good wishes.
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Some fiend in human shape attem

Some fiend in human shape attempted to
wreck train one-half mile above this place
ON last Saturday night hv placing an iron har
across The rails. 1t was struck by the engine
of II special freight going west about O'Clock,
but fortunately no injury was done Ms the bar
was knocked clear of the track ny the pilot Of
the engine Such deeds in this community
are becoming too frequent, apd all efforts
should he made to ferret out the guilty par
ties. and when caught they should be made TO
suffer the extreme tcnalty Of the law H0fiea
Et,th IiaindcaLer.
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The KNIGHTS Of Honor.

The following officers were Installed IN the
Abbeville Lodge yesterday afternoon:
w. \. Templeton, Past D.
]. Allen Smith. Dictator.
EI. Wilson. w. ID.
G.. Fl. Moore, \. ID
J. NJ. Giles. Reporter.
T.. Quarles. +. II.
r. w Cannon. Treas.
j.. +. Parker. Chap.
II Z. Hill. Guide.
~. s Hammond. Guard
j. NJ. Gambrpll. Sent.
Delegate to represent the Lodge In the
Grand Lodge, T. P. Quarles, principal, with j.
F. Lyon, alternate.
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Tool, ADVANTAGE of the Decline.

A ncwsboy who was eating away at a yel.
low banana, while he had two red ones stuffed
in bis pockets, was approached by another
a;ld asked:
"Did you get that tin type took tur ten
rantsz"
"Naw.' ..
"Tco cloudy".
'"Naw! I was on my way to the gallery
when bananas dJ"Sped tothree fur ten cents,
md l took advantage OF the decline. Tin
lypcs are allus ten cents, but bananas bob up
iud down. Detroit Free Press. ~ -"
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Irving Ordeal for the "Autocrat."

Tying Ordeal for the "Autocrat. :
Literary Americans or. tEis side OF thp wa:
ter, tanning themselves under their own vines
rid tig trees, know little OF the disconforts
rnl torturrs Oliver Wendell Holmes is under
,oing in England He is obliged to take the
i.,ost nauseatng taffy, cat when he is not hum
Try, stay up when he wants to be in bed, sit
It table Tor hours at stretch Mt unholy hours,
hear disgusting speeches from full men, and
ur;lc and return thanks for all. The suffer-
tlgs Of sensitive man being lioni2ed must be
terrible. New Orleans Picayune.'
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ST. LOUIS January IA specl;a from Jeffer-
son City, Missouri, states that a concurrent
resolution providing for the sc admission of The
question OF the prohibiuo OF the sale OF in
1oNicating beverages to lte popnlar vote was
inir"duccd In both branches OF the Lesisa-
Iurc to-day.
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Cigars and tobacco Of the CHOICEST brands at
P. b. Speeds, l-l2
Rust proof red oats, at P. Rosenberg & Co.
lie 1t
McLancs homeopathic liver and kidney
cure, nj p, b, Speeds 1-12
You can buy children and boys suits ut cost.
p. Rosenberg & Co. LIP At
McI,ne's strer gthening cordial. the best
blood purifier In the world at p. b. Speeds.
liz
P. Rosenberg & Co. are selling clothing and
winter goods at cost. l-l2 Al
The incest toilet articles at P. 2. Speeds. 1-l2
Remember you can get good suit Of clothes
for small sum Of money as we are sellibg mt
cust L. Rosenberg e. Co. l-l2 1t
60 to P. B. Speeds fora good hair brush. liz
Is over coats In every style and quality that
will be sold at cost =. Rosenberg d Co. liz 1t
Dress suits, business suits and in fact oil
styles and qualities ut cost. L, Rosenberg &
CO. III It
One lot Of children suits. from years up.
that will be sold at cost. p. Rosenberg & Co.
1-l2 IT.
We mean what we say. positively we are
selling our clothing ut cost. p. Rosenberg
Co. LIZ 4t
Trunks vellses and lodies satchels will he
sold at reduced prices. p. Rosenberg & Go.
l-12 4t
P. Rosenberg & Co., are selling their silver
ware at cost. 1-l2 It
The winter season is not quite over yet
Call and get good over coat ut cost. p. Ro-
senberg Il Co. 12it
Clothing clothing at cost. P. Rosenberg
& co. l-l24t
Call on p. Rosenberg & Co., and get good
over coat at cost. 1-l2 1t
Now is your time to get n good over cont at
cost. +. Rosenberg & Co 1.l2 1t
=. Rosenberg & Co, are selling Rogers 4
Bros, celebrated triple plated silverwarc at
cost. liz II
Mems. yonths and boys suits at cost. p
Rosenberg Co. liz IT.
Over coats from $500 up to SIS. P. Rosen-
berg l. Co. LIZ IL
Now is your time to get n bargain In a suit
OF clothes. p. Rosenberg ~ Co. LIZ A.
Silver ware! silver ware! at cost. P. Rosen.
berg Co. 1-l2 IT
One !ot of children suits at net cost. p
Rosenberg & Co. liz 1t
Every one can be suited In n good suit Of
clothes at cost by calling on, T. Rosenberg Il
Co. l-l2 1T
Ladies' short Wraps and New Markets at
Cost, sizes "a, 36 and IS. VIM. E. Bell. 1222
Brocade silk velvets for less than cost. WIN.
E. Bell. 1922.
Remnants OF dress goods at VIM. L. Bell
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To ba Married this Morning.

Miss Kate Calhoun, daughter Of Mr.. F. Cal
houn. OF Monterey. Is t. he married TINS
morning to Mr.. Chevcs Haskell. The bride
and the groom have host of kindred and
friends who extend to them their best wishes
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a sad accident occurred ia Seneca on Thurs
day. December q. Mrs. +. A. Pricilard, moth
or of w. ). ? Prichard, went to kindle a fire in
the stove using Kerosene OFT. Tyae can eSplod-
ed, settling fire TO her cierking nearly all OF
which WAS burnt OFT. She was terribly burn
ed and died that night. =
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JERSEY Hog.

4 FINE JERSEY BOAR strnyed from Jno.
n w Ltsiy's premises on December 2. lSS8.
Any information of the HOG will he thank
fully received and properly rewarded.
JOHN w. LESLY.
Abbcvllle, s. c. Jan. 12, 1887
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Rainbow Purty.

The young people were invited last night to
q rainbow party at the house of Mr.. j; X. F.
ming. Several Of our young men in town
went out.
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Phenomena of the Red Sunsets.

PhenOmcna OF tNe IseU SuHSelH.
Eminent mcteoroogists, who have investi-
gated the phenomena of the red sunsets, are
now agreed that they were caused mainly by
the masses of aqueous vapor thrown out by
the volcano krakatoa.
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PnILADELPHIA, January 7.-George w
Vhilds slipped on the icy sidewalk last night
and had severe fall, but sustained no injury
s,cyond the shock of the fall. He will, how
eYcr, be CON dned 10 bed far a few days.
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Tho Treasurer, Mr.. w. A. Templcton. has or
dered the magazines which the Literary CLUB
will take this year.
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MARRIED, ht San Francisco. Cal. on We'd
D., LII. D., officiating, Mr.. AUG. W. SMITH,
of Abbevile, S. c., to MISS MARY B. NOBLE,
second daughter of Edward Noble. ESQ, or
Ahbevile
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Estate of Della Howe.

EBTORS TO THIS ESTATE are hereby
notified that INTEREST due on BONDS
must be paid by Ist February next. or the
bonds will be put in suit. By order Of Irus1
tees. VIM. II. ia hhEft,
Jan. 10, 1887, ct Treasurer
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EVERYBODY uses letter heads, and it IL
strange that you do. not go to the Press and
Bnnncr office and get them printed.
Gloves In black and colored cashmere,
black and colorcd silk, black and coiorcd
FidS. VIM. E. Bell 9-22
The Pecan succeeds wherever the Hickory
grows, aud one large tree will yield an annual
Income OF $500 10 $4,000.
Agents wanted everywhere. Most liberal
terms. S. w. Peek, proprietors Hartwel
Nurseries, Hartwcll, Ga.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.-Plymouth Rock ST.
so for ID. Wyundottc, 500 for Is. S. w. Peek,
Hartwell. Ga.
SEND to the Press nad Banner for lien and
mortgage blanks OF tho best IOrm.
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Onc hundred and fifty of the o65 colleges in
this country publish papers. .
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COLUMBIA, s. c.
4 LI,kindS OF Printing, Ruling and Binding
II done at low figures ana In the very best
nianncf. Catalogues of Schools, Colleges and
Church Associations a specially. Lawyers
Briefs s. per printed page for % copies. Old
Books Rehonnd end Repaired. cash Books,
LrdgcrS. Day Books, Journals. &C., made TO
order at short notice. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
MrSuhscrbr for the COLUMBIA WEEKLY
REGISSER-eght pages of fresh reading mai
ter-the latest telegrHphic newS-clcar large
print. Only One Dollar IL Year.
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TAX NOTICE.

A PENALTY OF Is PER CENTUM WILL
y he added TO all unpaid taxes after SAT-
fTRDAY. 18th instant. Executions will issue
upor MI un paid after 25th instant.
Parties who still have tax receipts unpaid In
the Treusurcrs office must pay the same on or
before SATURDAY, 18th instant, or else pay
penalty. w. ,,
Jan. l2, 1887, 1t County Treasurer.
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Cuba is heavy buyer Of Florida straw
berries.
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SA.1 .1Es
MOETGAGD.

By VIRTUE OF THE POWET. CONFER
red on us in mortgage OF real estate, exc.
culed by John G. Douglass in our favor, on the
twenty-nnth day of December. 1855. we Will
sell to the highest bidder, at public outcry, on
SALEDhY IN FEBRUARY, 1887, within the
legal hours of sale, the following described
real estate, to wit: All that certain tract or
plantation Of laud situate, lying and being
about two and one-half miles from Abbevlle
Court House, in the County and State afore
said, bounded by lands Of Thomas Morton,
John A. Devlln, J. &. Hamilton, Estate OF T..
J. Douglass and others, containing
Eight Hundred and Forty-Two Acres,
more or less. The said property is advertised
for sale and will be sold for the purpose of sat-
isfying the amount now due under said mort.
gage, inclnding attorneys fees and all costs in
cident to such sale. The purchaser to pay for
titles. TERMS OF SsALE-Cash.
A. J. SALINAS & SON,
Mortgages.
dan. 70, 1857, At
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BIRTHS.
MARRIED..

At Due West. January 4, 1887, to Mrs. w. c.
Brock, a daughter.
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For Sale.

IOn BUSHELS PEfERKIN COTTON seed;
1UU 8 pure bred Berkshire pigs (malesD 2
month old: subject to registration very fine:
/ thoroughly trained pointer doG--very intel
lIgent; pointer pup. w. q. RlCE.
Ian, l3. 1887, tr Coronaca, S. C..
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Jan. 16, 1887, It
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
A NASTY PLOT.

The general headquarters of the
X. of l.. are intriguing wherever
they can by trickery to bar ont the
honest men from Minneapolis.
A suspicious instance is close at
hand. ID. A. SO at its last meeting.
the largest and most representative
of the year, by more than a two
thirds vote, elected J. r. Buchanan
as their delegate. Immediately after
his election and repeatedly thereof
the secretary of the district wrote to
Litchman, the general secretary, for
blank forms of credentials to the
filled out and forwarded as required,
a certain specified time after the
meeting. No answer could be got
until finally an extra sharp letter,
registered, brought the credentials
to hand on Wednesday. They were
filed out and forwarded instantly,
but by the time they reach head
quarters the time limit will have ex-
pred and doubtless the bosses will
try and make this an excuse for ex-
Guiding Buchanan as they did Nor
rison last year.
Let honest delegates be warned of
the plot in time. Labor Enquirer.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
LOCAL NOTES.
Monday; Labor's Holiday.

Monday: Labors Holiday.
Labors Holiday; Take day off.
Edward King will be at the picnic on
Labor Day.
Trades Council tomorrow evening at
$, Labor Day business. Let every dele
gate uttend
'Tis whispered that the Crawford boys
aud girls will be on hand Monday, Let
them como
Send in your subscriptions to the
WORKMEN's ADVOCATE and keep up
with the times.
Regular meeting Of the Land and La
Dor club at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon at Central Labor Hall.
Tomorrow evening at "A qua ter to
seven o'clock Mr. John kirschner Of
Philadelphia, will deiycran address from
the State House steps.
The employees at William Wilkinson's
paper mill in birmingham enjoy what
other paper tour workers do not, viz, a
Sunday Of rest. This is on the authority
Of a correspondent of the Paper Matters
RecoId. Mr.. Wilkinson is one of "a hun
bred, and he is respected for his practi-
cal sympathy with the workers, which
goes further than shutting down his
mill on Sundays.
Last Sundays Register came out with
what-shaIl-we caIlit?--in which a
certain Mr. IIantin is reported to have
said that an alleged writer of Il drastic
criticism Of II. r. II. powderlY |, was
weepingbitter tears and skulliing through
I side streets 80 as not to meet the re-
proachful eyes Of indignant worahippers
Of the great protectiouist and antl-Iabor
party man, or words approximately to
that effect. What gag!
The unprottahleness of havinG dis
courteous employees was illustrated in
the case of Maher * Seery, of West Ila-
ven. Mr.. Maher called at this office and
Indignantly repudiated the language used
by hispartner's proxy, Lynch, and which
was published in last issue, Mr. Maher
claims to have been member of the r.
of l., Of Waterbury, and is only tempo
rariy ont Of the Order owing to the ma
ture of bis business. He says that he
has good record among Waterbury
workingmen, and refers to well kno IN
members Of labor organizations in that
city.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
PAY DEBTS FIRST.
Don't Permit the Capitalist Ieeches to
Exploit Iaborine Men.

Don't Permit the Capitalist Ieeches to
Exploit LaborinG Men.
Now that the city has some extra
money in its treasury, there are many
suggestions made rs 30 the manner of
getting rid of it. One of these ideas is
good one in itself, namely, the establish
ment of a free hospital That should be
done anyhow.
But the city is paying money lenders
interest on its debt. That interest all
comes out of the labor of the working
people ultimately. The money lenders
don't want the debt paid-they would
rather have interest-Certaiuly they only
look to their own welfare and not TO
that of the people
Now, let the debt or as much of it as
can, be paid. Let the people shake off
the leeches that suck the hfe-blood of
Labor. After that, under a proper ad-
mihistration Of affairs, we can have hos
pitfalls and sanitary improvements, pleas
ure grounds and public conveniences
and comforts for just what they cost to
construct without paying anybody for
the privilege of using money or land
These things will never be brought
about while the Doodle parties prevail.
Labor must rule first.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
TO THE UNORGANlZED.

Workingmen and women who desire
to better their condition and are willing
to join hands with Organized Labor, can
obtain all information in regard to the
various organizations and the manner of
joining them, by addressing a letter to
the chairman of the Organizing Com
mittee of the Trades Council,
Z. o. Box 1869.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
4 POINTER FOR HOLDERS.

The following suggestion was pub
liaaed in the Detroit ldrmlcc last week,
and we reprint it for the benefit of our
friends, the MoIders Union:
Why don't you have the price of each
piece cut into the follow board! There
could he no cut IN price then without
the molder knowing it, Here is a way
for you to get a price list, behind which
The bosses CAnMOl 20.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03

Mother (anxiously)-I'm afraid you are
giving the baby too much sugar, James.
father-Not at all, my dear want
him to be full of git. 1890 Boston Courier.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03

"My dear" said husband, gently
rousing his wife-thc lady WAS danger
onsly ill-"Mrs, DE Hohson called a little
while ago and left her love and sympathy
for you. She seemed deeply affected"
John" said the sick lady, in a very
weak tone of voice, as she slowly I'M
closed her eyes, "what did she have on ?"
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
Business department.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New advertisements or changes
must be handed in by Wednesday
noon to secure insertion in next
number: Office. 78l Chapel street.
I'd floor. Pc. Address, Drawer lO3.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03

j. Gould is proprietor of the largest
watering place in the world-his office.
Mirror.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
THE COMPETITIVE SYSTEM.

In church and in state
1t is rule or be ruled:
In courtship and marriage
1t is fool or he fooled;
In logic and law
1t is nick or be nicked;
In gambling or trade
1t is trick or be lricked;
In treaty and war
1t is beat or be beaten;
In the struggle Of life
1t is eat or be eaten
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03

Howe & Stetson
are offering White and Grey Blankets
from 81 l-9 cents "A pair upwards. We
are showing the best values in Blankets
ever seen on our counters.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03

BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND
ID JOlNERS of America. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening at o'clock, in Elks
Hall, 1852 Chapel SIT.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03

ULTRAMONTANISM UNLAWFUL IN THE
UNITED STATES: A plea for Home
Rule contra Rome Rule, on account
of the McGlynn case. By Adolf
Hepner. Price, 10 cents.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-03
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